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Andrei Andreev

andrei andreev
December 19, 2025By

Andrei Andreev

ANDREI ANDREEV Visual Artist Andrei Andreev graduated from the State Academy Art Lyceum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the city where he was born. From 2007 till 2013 he studied in the Faculty of Graphic Art at the Saint Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting and Architecture, and graduated with honours. His works can be found...
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Miguel Andres
December 16, 2025By

Miguel Andres

MIGUEL ANDRES Researcher, Nihilistic, Iconoclastic Miguel Andres is a researcher, nihilistic, iconoclastic and thoughtful. He always felt attracted by arts, since childhood he always wanted to be an actor. Endly he studied advertising and he was an art director for several years in agencies of Madrid and Valencia. After 2008’s crisis his life changed, like...
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antonio caro
December 16, 2025By

Antonio Caro

ANTONIO CARO Visual Artist Antonio Caro is born in 1950 in Bogota, Colombia. He studied art at the National University of Bogota from 1969 to 1971. His work became famous for using iconic visuals as a conceptualisation of the Colombian politics since the 1970’s. With a critical eyes on the social, economical and political situation,...
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Tolkin Sakbayeva
December 16, 2025By

Tolkin Sakbayeva

TOLKIN SAKBAYEVA Visual Artist Tolkin Sakbayeva was born on January 12, 1990 in Almaty, Kazakhstan as a second child in the family of three kids. Her father (1947-2011) was a scientist in math and physics, Mr. Altay Sakbayev who dedicated all his time and love to develop strong faith and belief in her daughter. Mother...
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alexander ponomarev
December 16, 2025By

Alexander Ponomarev

ALEXANDER PONOMAREV Visual artist Alexander Ponomarev (1957, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukrain). A nautical engineer and a practiced submariner, Ponomarev uses experiences obtained from his travels to the depths of oceans and across arctic terrains as a lens through which to view the world. He primarily explores the symbiotic relationship between man and machine. In both his multimedia...
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Estefania Urrutia
December 16, 2025By

Estefania Urrutia

ESTEFANIA URRUTIA Visual Artist Estefania Urrutia (1981, Madrid, Spain) In her painting, Urrutia looks for absence, the poetics of solitude and emptiness. She feels attracted to the mysterious doors, the beauty of the simple, everyday, places of remembrance, and the silence of certain spaces that surround her. She explores with light and shades in the...
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Karmelo Bermejo
December 16, 2025By

Karmelo Bermejo

KARMELO BERMEJO Visual Artist Karmelo Bermejo (1979, Málaga). Bermejo seeks to reveal the value systems, whether religious, commercial or of prestige, that influence the various structures sustaining the world. He questions conventionalism, the rules shaping commercial art practices and the role of the entire art production and sales system as generators of value. Bermejo’s work...
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Patricio Reig
December 16, 2025By

Patricio Reig

PATRICIO REIG Visual Artist Patricio Reig was born in San Juan, Argentina, 1959. His work centers around the concept of memory, the inevitable passing of time, and the transitory nature of existence. Using pinhole and stenopeic cameras, mid19th century methods, Patricio Reig captures the atmosphere but not the colors of nature. Flowers, ponds, leaves and...
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Vasily Sad
December 16, 2025By

Vasily Sad

VASILY SAD Visual Artist Vasily Sad (1948, Ukrain), is a key exponent of Ukrainian abstract art. Sad graduated from Odessa Grekov College of Arts in 1977 and joined the Odessa school of non-conformism which was active during the so-called Avant-Garde of the ‘second wave’ in the 1960s-1980s. Discouraging any individual artistic pursuit, the Soviet art...
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Ernesto Cánovas
December 16, 2025By

Ernesto Cánovas

ERNESTO CÁNOVAS Visual Artist Ernesto Cánovas employs a multi-layered practice of painting, drawing, printmaking and photography. Cánovas’ artworks are heavily worked and only realised through careful contemplation. Exuding an ironic and somewhat discerning sense of obscurity, the subject matter is not always clarified. By combining the vocabulary of Pop Art with sources from old and...
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